Stock that is always exactly right — and a stock count you can do with a phone, while the shop is open.

Other software writes '5 shirts, size 40' and then the number goes wrong. Nool keeps five shirts, each with its own tag, each known from the bill it came in on to the bill it went out on. There is nothing to count and correct.

If two counters scan the same tag, the second one is refused. Nool checks this itself — it does not depend on staff being careful.

Filter by category, brand, colour or size. See what is on the shelf, what it is worth at cost, what is running low and what has been sitting for months.

Pick any piece and see its whole story: the bill it came in on, the bill it was sold on, the return that brought it back.

Start a stock count and Nool freezes the list of what should be on the shelf. Your staff walk the racks scanning tags with a phone — the shop keeps selling meanwhile, and a piece sold during the count is not marked missing. At the end you see exactly what is missing and what turned up, and nothing changes in your stock until you approve it.

A piece that is damaged, lost, given as a sample or written off leaves the shelf only on a numbered note with a reason, approved by you. Every month you can see what you lost, in which category, and at what cost — the figure most shops only guess at.

What of a supplier's goods you had on the 1st, what came in, what sold, what went back to them, and what is still on your shelf — so you know exactly where you stand with them before they call.